Is Anybody Listening? Symposium: Commissioning and Collecting Socially Engaged Photography
Join us in Birkenhead on 29th February for a thought-provoking symposium around socially engaged photography practice. Free to attend - book now!
Photography
New Blogs from Sustaining Photography ?
Lizzie King and Gwen Riley Jones share recipies and reflections from Sustaining Photography in four new blog posts.
Sustaining Photography Blog – Why? Gwen Riley Jones
Socially Engaged Photographer Gwen Riley Jones shares why the Sustaining Photography project is important to her.
Sustaining Photography Blog – How to Make Film Developer from Vegetable Food Waste
The Sustaining Photography team share step by step instructions on how to make your own plant-based film developer.
Sustaining Photography Blog – How to Make Anthotypes at Home
Step by step instructions on how to make you're on plant-based sun prints from the Sustaining Photography team, Gwen Riley Jones and Lizzie King.
Sustaining Photography Exhibition Open & Events Programme Announced!
Lizzie King and Gwen Riley Jones present Sustaining Photography, an exhibition exploring plant-based alternatives to traditional photography PLUS an exciting engagement programme.
Exhibition – Craig Easton: Is Anybody Listening? Salford
Craig Easton: Is Anybody Listening?, presented by the University of Salford Art Collection, arrives at the University, where Easton is an alumnus, after launching at Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool and touring to Blackpool School of Arts earlier this year.
Sustaining Photography – Lizzie King and Gwen Riley Jones
Sustaining Photography is a collaborative project by Lizzie King & Gwen Riley Jones to connect and engage students at the University of Salford with sustainable photographic processes, using produce from the University’s Community Growing Space. Traditional photographic methods use chemicals that create toxic waste. The project instead is sharing and developing new methods using organic, […]
Mishka Henner appointed as first artist-in-residence at Energy House 2.0
The University of Salford Art Collection is delighted to announce Mishka Henner as the first artist-in-residence with Energy House 2.0, in partnership with Open Eye Gallery and Castlefield Gallery.
From the Vault: ‘I feel triangle’: art can help us confront our emotions and come to terms with them
Gwen Riley Jones refelcts on a blog first written in May 2022 discussing early work with Salford Youth Council and the origins of 'feeling triangle'.